2022 COLA Update: Highest Cost-of-Living Adjustment in over 10 Years?
The 2022 COLA for CSRS Annuitants and Social Security Recipients is looking to be over 5% - the largest COLA…
Spousal Survivor Benefits – the Basic Employee Death Benefit
Ed Zurndorfer explains the Spousal Survivor Benefits for CSRS and FERS- the Basic Employee Death Benefit
Proposed Legislation: New COLA for FERS and Comprehensive Leave
Two proposed bills in Congress could mean good news for feds: The Equal COLA Act and the Comprehensive Paid Leave…
Top 5 FEDZONE: Articles by Ed Zurndorfer
We celebrate the end of the year with our Top 5 “Most-Read” FEDZONE Articles in 2020
FEDLIFE Podcast Ep. 36: COLA, Health Insurance, and FEHB Open Season
In this episode, Dan Sipe and Ed Zurndorfer discuss the effect of the 2021 Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for…
Social Security for Feds: The Special Retirement Supplement
The Special Retirement Supplement for Feds who retire before 62
What the 2021 1.3 Percent COLA Means to Federal Employees and Retirees
Ed Zurndorfer discuses the 2021 COLA of 1.3 percent and what it means to Federal Employees and Retirees
Biden Promises to Support Federal Employees and Their Benefits, if Elected
In response to a NARFE questionnaire, Presidential Nominee Biden Promises to Support Feds and not cut their Benefits
2021 COLA for FERS, CSRS, and Social Security: 0%?
STWS Advisor, Jen Meyer, explores why the 2021 COLA might be zero
Outlook for 2021 COLA Increase for Social Security CSRS and FERS- < 1%
The Cost-of-Living Adjustments, 2021 COLA: